Character
Mahiru Wind
Race: Felis
Age: 14
Sex: Female
Sexuality: Homosexual
Relationship: Single
Height: 4'8"
Build: Short and slim with no muscle, yet healthy.
Player
Isabelle
Nationality: American
Age: 14
Sex: Female
Sexuality: Homosexual
Relationship: Single
Height: 4’10"
Build: Moderately short and slim with little to no muscle, yet healthy.
Personality
Isabelle does her best to be kind to anything she comes across. She doesn’t find use in lying, so she tells the truth and only the truth, even if it hurts. She understands that everybody must be given respect, and does so. Yet, she has a hard time talking to people. She usually only spits out a couple words. She also has a tendency to trip and fall. Due to her kindness, she became hesitant when dealing with violence, as she doesn't want to hurt anybody.
Positive: Kind, Honest, Polite
Negative: Shy, Clumsy, Hesitant
Biography
Isabelle was in sixth grade when she learned about video games by noticing somebody playing a Super Mario Bros game in class. She asked her mom for a Super Mario Bros game, which she was given due to not having been doing anything at home apart from homework. Over time, Isabelle fell in love with video games and used them to escape her lonely reality. Every day, she was playing games like Pokemon and Pikmin to feel like she has friends. Eventually, in eighth grade, she was locking herself in her room every day after school to play Pokemon for five hours.
Isabelle's mother didn't like how Isabelle stopped coming out of her room, and thought she could fix it if she bought her a virtual reality headset. When she gave the headset with an accompanying laptop to her daughter, she had one request: "Come out of your room, even once in a while, please." Grateful, Isabelle promised to not stay locked up in her room. Later, when Isabelle opened her new computer and checked the email her mom made for her, a lone email was in her inbox by an unknown sender with no subject. Clicking open the email, she found that all there was something called "Terrasphere". Figuring it couldn't hurt to try the game, Isabelle plugged in her new virtual reality headset and started up Terrasphere.
